Lynn Student Moves to Japan after Graduation Bronwen Tedrick, a senior studying political science, will be going to Japan with the Japan Exchange and Teaching Program after graduation to teach English to secondary education students for two to five years. Tedrick came to Lynn because of the diverse student body and strong political science track….
Athletes and Coaches Train during Self-isolation Coronavirus sent the Lynn women’s soccer team home in the middle of March with all NCAA sports canceled for the remainder of the academic year. Now that the team has abruptly had their off-season end, they are all at home learning how to train by themselves. The off-season is…
How to Cope with Stress and Stir-Craziness In the midst of social distancing, it is vital for all individuals to put recommended coping mechanisms to use in handling their newfound stressful environments. “Quarantining yourself at home can play an important role in preventing the spread of infectious diseases. But this doesn’t mean that coping with the…
Shasmy Daly Promotes Mindfulness and Awareness As president of the Student Sustainability Committee (SSC), junior Shasmy Daly is continuing to practice sustainability at her friend’s house during the global COVID-19 pandemic and believes that it is important for her peers to do the same. Even though there are some challenges, Daly ultimately believes that being…
Gun Shops Declared As Non-Essential in California The National Rifle Association (NRA) and other pro-gun lobbying groups filed a lawsuit against the California Governor Gavin Newsom’s (D) and other officials after the state ordered gun stores to close after deeming them non-essential in the shelter-in-place order amid the COVID-19 outbreak. “Municipalities who target lawful gun…
Coronavirus puts zoos in crisis After many people have already died as a consequence of the coronavirus, the pandemic now also threatens animals’ lives as many zoos face a financial crisis. As a result of restrictions of public life, zoos were also forced to shut their door to visitors. Since this goes hand in hand…
The College’s Plan for Education Students Recently, the Donald E. and Helen L. Ross College of Education gave its insight on how it is moving forward with the COVID-19 pandemic. The Ross College of Education is a very hands-on program. Students within the college are required to do multiple projects, and they are required to…
Bronx Zoo Tiger Was Hit by The Virus In a New York City zoo in the Bronx, a tiger was the first confirmed case of a wild animal to contract COVID-19. Many continue to ask the same questions: How did it start? What are the most theories on how Nada contracted the virus? Does this…